Event Result Archives
January 27, 2006
RING OF COMBAT RESULTS
New York City, New York- January 27, 2006-Another sell out crowd filled the Capitale Friday night for the latest installment of New York City's premier kick boxing show.
Promoter Louis Neglia put together a massive 17 bout fight card this evening which produced plenty of action but also felt like a marathon by bout 14 as the event went on well past 1:00am.
The competition was fierce through out the night as some of the best local fight teams squared off this evening.
Team TSK's Katlyn Chookagian upset defending women's WKA Northeast Champion Andrea DeAngelo, the TSK fighter is now the new WKA Northeast women's title holder.
Julio Flores defended his regional 153lb title for the first time against the very tough Frenchman Boris Vuiton. Vuiton's stiff jab & reach created some difficulty for Flores but his aggressive ring control & solid punching led him to victory.
The match between Team Extreme's Jarrell Miller & Weapon's 9's Jim Smith appeared to be a mismatch based on physical appearance. Smith was ripped, a true physical speciman; while Miller appeared to be shedding quite a bit of weight and was a bit on the flabby side. The Extreme Lacosta fighter was not intimidated by his muscular opponent. The two big men went to war for three rounds with "king kong killer" Miller pulling out the split decision victory. Do not judge a book by it's cover.
The main event of the evening was a rematch between Team Extreme's Terrence "Big T" Connor & former Champion Derrick Riddick out of the Wat Gym. Riddick was not taking Connor lightly this time as he came out swinging for the KO during the first round and actually had Connor reeling at the end of the first round. Lacosta settled his fighter down at the end of the round and sent Connor out to defend his belt. "Big T" did not disappoint, the remaining crowd was on the edge of their seats as both men traded blows all over the ring. It was Connor who landed the finishing strikes in the second round and KO'D Riddick to retain his belt in dramatic fashion.
Full Results
Muay Thai 175lb.
Tito Flores (Ardon sweet science) V. James Panzella (Atlas Gym)
Panzella wins via unanimous decision.
Womens Muay Thai 112lb.
Florina Petcu (Ardon Sweet science) V. Naomi Wolff (5 points Fitness)
Petcu wins via unanimous decision
Men's Kickboxing 170lb.
Vladimir Stanishev (Tae Sun fighters) V. David Huegliaro
Huegliaro wins via unanimous decision
Women's kickboxing 117lb.
Liz Lindstrom (5 points fitness) V. Christine Rosa (Longo Competition team)
Rosa wins via unanimous decision
Kickboxing 139lb.
Nicholas Pace (TSK) V. Jeremy Kearbey (Eternal Martial Arts)
Pace wins via unanimous decision
Kickboxing 146lb.
Vincent Chapple V. Mark Fileccia (Atlas Gym)
Fileccia wins via unanimous decision
Muay Thai 166lb.
Gordon Damon (Wat Gym) V. Chris Egner (Longo Competition)
Bout ruled a DRAW
Muay Thai 200lb
Uriah Hall (TSK) V. Phillipe Ladaille (Tribecca sports)
Hall wins via KO at :57 R2
Muay Thai 135lb.
Little T (Extreme Lacosta) V. Chris Tran (Weapons 9)
Little T via KO at 1:33 R1
WKA Northeast Women's Championship 123lb.
Andrea DeAngelo (Champ, Zarko Academy) V. Katlyn Chookagian (TSK)
Chookagian via unanimous decision- New Champion!!!
Regional Kickboxing Championship 153lb.
Julio Cesar Flores (Champ, Neglia Competition team) V. Boris Vuiton (Tae Sun Fighters)
Flores wins via unanimous decision - retains title.
Muay Thai 229lb.
Jarrell "king kong killer" Miller (Extreme Lacosta) V. Jim "B-52" Smith (Weapons 9)
Miller wins via split decision
Women's Muay Thai 123lb.
Sofia Gegovic (TSK) V. Rima Sidhu (5 Points)
Gegovic wins via unanimous decision
Muay Thai 160lb
James Leonelli (TSK) V. Tony Flores(Ardon Sweet Science)
Flores wins via unanimous decision
Kickboxing 150lb.
Wade Stout (TSK) V. David Davis (Eternal Martial arts)
Davis wins via unanimous decision
Main Event
International Muay Thai Chamionship 174lb.
Terrence "Big T" Connor (Champ, Extreme Lacosta) V. Derek Riddick (Wat Gym)
Connor wins via KO R2 - Connor defends his Title!!!
Another great night of blazing action from Promoter Louis Neglia.
October 29, 2005
RING OF COMBAT 9 RESULTS
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(October 29th, Asbury Park, New Jersey) It was a night of sudden knockouts, and surprises at Ring of Combat 9. Over two thousand spectators got to witness more than a few exciting debuts, got to see a storm of leather thrown, and got to cheer on what can only be described as a huge upset in the main event. Highlights of the night included:
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September 23, 2005
ANOTHER PACKED HOUSE THRILLS TO ACTION ON "COMBAT AT THE CAPITALE" IN NEW YORK CITY
USKBA ACTION SPORTS
Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia
had another packed house at his "COMBAT AT THE CAPITALE"
event on September 23, 2005 at The Capitale in New York
City. Four USKBA and Ring of Combat Championship Title
bouts were sandwiched between 
an
undercard of Amateur Full Contact Kickboxing and Thaiboxing
action and a Main Event that had two unbeaten professional
kickboxers going toe to toe with each other.
In the Main Event, scheduled for four rounds of Professional Full Contact Kickboxing (165 lb limit), former USKBA Amateur Full Contact Kickboxing Super Middleweight World Champion JAMES ONNIKIAN faced off against former USKBA Amateur Full Contact Kickboxing Light Heavyweight World Champion ERIC PINARRETA. Both fighters had terrific amateur kickboxing careers and both fighters were making their marks in professional kickboxing with 3-0 records. As expected, both these fighters gave everything they had in this fight. This bout went the distance with Pinarreta winning the split decision.
In a scheduled 4 Round Professional bout for the Ring of Combat Muay Thai Light Heavyweight Regional Championship Title, TERENCE "Big T" CONNOR defeated DERRICK RIDDICK by TKO at 2:49 of Round 1.
In a scheduled 5 Round Professional bout for the Ring of Combat Full Contact Kickboxing Bantamweight International Championship Title, DEVON "The Energizer" CORMACK defeated MATT LYALL by TKO at 2:00 of Round 3. The doctor stopped the fight before the beginning of Round 4.
In a scheduled 3 Round bout for the USKBA Amateur Full Contact Kickboxing Super Welterweight Regional Championship Title, JULIO FLORES defeated STEVEN CASTELLI by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28).
In a scheduled 3 Round bout for the USKBA Amateur Female Full Contact Kickboxing Featherweight Tri-State Championship Title, ANDREA DEANGELO defeated MICHELLE BUZAN by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).
In other USKBA
Sanctioned Amateur bouts:
Thaiboxing
NICHOLAS DEMETRIUS
def Justin Greskiewicz by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28,
29-28).
Thaiboxing
ANDRAS GAL
def Christian Liebl by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27,
29-28).
Thaiboxing
KRISTINE
def Rebecca de la Motte by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27,
30-27).
Full Contact Kickboxing
MARK FILECCIA
def David Gonzalez by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28).
Thaiboxing
THOMAS ANTKIEWICZ
def Aaron Meisner by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27,
29-28).
Thaiboxing
SILIMA DIARRA
def Tony Flores by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 30-27).
Full Contact Kickboxing
MELISSA BOPP
def Brittany Farah by TKO at 1:21 of Round 1.
Full Contact Kickboxing
JAMES GARZILLO
def Carl Beams by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 30-27).
Thaiboxing
KELLEY MONDESIRE
def Naomi Wolf by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 30-27).
Full Contact Kickboxing
Matt Augenstein and Mike Rifkin fought an
exhibition.
This
event marked the first appearance of former Kickboxing
Champion
CHRIS "The Cannon" WAGNER as a USKBA Certified
Referee. With a job well done, we expect to see him on
future USKBA Sanctioned events. Professional bouts
were sanctioned by WKA-USA.
Amateur bouts were USKBA Sanctioned. Participating
studios;Louis Neglia Martial Arts Academy, Tiger
Schulmann's Karate, Extreme Muay Thai Academy, Cool Hearts
Muay Thai Club, , Sampalis Kickboxing, Ray Longo Martial
Arts, NY Integrated Martial Arts Academy, Gargiulo
Kickboxing, WAT Gym, 5 Points Fitness, Shaolin Self Defense
Center, Ardon's Sweet Science Gym, Philly MMA, Zarko
Academy, Cormack Kickboxing, Atlas Gym. USKBA Event
Representative and Scorekeeper; Liana Walters.
Referees; Fred Fitzgerald, Fred Corritone, Chris
Wagner. Judges; Miguel Almonte, Frank Barroso,
Fred Corritone, Fred Fitzgerald. Kickcounters;
Ron Isaac, John Oday. Ring Announcer and
Timekeeper;
Peter Neglia.
For information on future USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia events, call 718-372-9089, or visit his website at www.louneglia.com.
June 10, 2005
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Combat at the Capitale Louis Neglia has done it again. Combat at the Capitale was a huge success. Great fight of Muay Thai & Kickboxing keeping a sellout crowd at the edge of their seats throughout the night. Here are the full results of the 14 bouts: Men's Kickboxing 140lb Limit -Mike Rifken (Garguilo kickboxing) vs Vinny Chapple (NY Sanda Team) Winner: Mike Rifkin via Unanimous decision after 2 three minute rounds. Woman's Muay Thai 131lb Limit- Munah Holland (Team Tiger Schulman) vs Kristine (Extreme Team) Winner: Kristine via split decision. Men's Kickboxing Main Event 167lb Limit -James Onnikain (Longo Competition Team) vs Marlon Sims (California, FMS-TVT) Winner: James Onnikain via unanimous decision after a 4 round war, good finale. Louis Neglia's next Ring of Combat MMA event will be in Atlantic City in August of 2005. Check Upcoming Events for more info. |
May 21, 2005
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The first "JUNIOR FIGHTERS" event was held in October 2004. On May 21, 2005, USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia (see photo at left) held his second "JUNIOR FIGHTERS" event. This time, the amateur Junior bouts in Thaiboxing and Full Contact The time and number of rounds of the bouts vary by the age of the competitors. For the youngest competitors, a typical bout can be 2 one minute rounds not scored. It can then go up to 2 one and a half minute rounds graduating to 3 two minute rounds that are scored. It any event, the action is second to none. Competitors on "JUNIOR FIGHTERS" events give their all and the audience members are most enthusiastic. The results are as follows: Participating studios were; Tiger Schulmann Karate, Zarko Academy, Gargiulo Kickboxing, Pitts Pen and Advanced Fighting Systems. The referee was Kuhn Fred Fitzgerald. The judges were Donnie Carolei, Kuhn Fred Fitzgerald and Liana Walters. The scorekeeper was Liana Walters. |
Kickboxing, were held at the spacious New Brunswick Boxing Gym in New Brunswick, New Jersey. By the success of the first two "JUNIOR FIGHTERS" events, there should be many more to come. In fact Promoter Louis Neglia says "I want to do four of these events
each year" (in addition to his "RING OF COMBAT" and "COMBAT AT THE CAPITALE" events). How does one measure 'success' when all the competitors are under the age of 18? The answer is simple. By the look on the fighters' faces before and after the event. Although some go home disappointed, their training studios put the emphasis on gaining 'ring experience'. Win, lose or draw, the experience that is gained by competing on one of these events can never be simply taught in the classroom. All competitors come away winners. These "JUNIOR FIGHTERS" are not sitting on the sidelines...they are in the ring gaining valuable experience. These "JUNIOR FIGHTERS" are the future of the sport.March 19, 2005
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d'AUGUSTE AND GABERT RETAIN TITLES ON "RING OF COMBAT 8" In the Main Event, scheduled for three 5 minute rounds, Ring of Combat/USKBA MMA Welterweight Champion LAURA d'AUGUSTE went against ROXANNE MODAFFERI. Modafferi was coming off an impressive win. d'Auguste was coming off a successful title defense. On paper, Modafferi seemed to be d'Auguste's toughest opponent to date. This provided to be true as this bout went the distance. At the end of three 5 minute rounds, the unanimous decision went to Laura d'Auguste, who retains her Ring of Combat/USKBA MMA Welterweight Championship Title. In the Featured Bout, scheduled for three 5 minute rounds, Ring of Combat/USKBA MMA Cruiserweight Champion JAMES GABERT squared off against DAVID PORTER. It had been some time since Gabert's last title defense. Gabert is one of the toughest fighters in his weight division. Porter, with an undefeated amateur record, came into the fight confident that he could hang with Gabert and possibly take the title from him. Gabert proved to be too much for Porter. This bout was over at 3:25 of Round 1 as Gabert applied armbar and kept the pressure on forcing Porter to tapout. Gabert retains his Ring of Combat/USKBA MMA Cruiserweight Championship Title. In other action: USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia had his hands full with this event. A last minute venue change added to the suspense of having this event go on. As they say, "The show must go on"... and go on it did. Promoter Lou Neglia pulled everything together and the fans in attendance were treated to a superb MMA event. The event was held under the auspices of the New Jersey Athletic Control Board, Larry Hazzard, Commissioner, and sanctioned by USKBA ACTION SPORTS. Special thanks to referees Kevin Mulhull and Dan Miragliotta. Participating studios included; Teak TSK, New England Submission Fighting, Team Renzo Gracie, East End Martial Arts, Dragon Gate Martial Arts, Pitt's Penn, Team Serra-Longo, Combined Martial Arts, Eternal Martial Arts, Inazuma Te Ryu and Team Ground Control. Louis Neglia's next Ring of Combat MMA event will be in Atlantic City in August of 2005. Check Upcoming Events for more info. |
February 11, 2005
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Two Bombardiers from Japan compete at the Capitale (A landmark site in NYC) A spectacular show in a spectacular place! The honors belong to Louis Neglia, Promoter, and the Palatial Capitale in New York City, site of Neglia's splendid February 11th kickboxing event. It was the perfect showcase for glory. Action and space were an ideal fit. An architecht whose life was featured in James Cagney's final film, Ragtime, built the Capitale in the 19th century. Corinthian columns, venetian glass, marble mosaic floors and sixty-five feet high ceilings make it look like a grand gold temple styled in the best of taste with a genuinely awesome atmosphere. The 40,000 square foot Capitale was sold out and packed with wildly enthusiastic fans who witnessed a night of the most dramatic and skilled Kickboxing and Muay Thai imaginable. The quality of the action was remarkebly consistent, considering there were 14 battles, professional and amateur, of men and women in many weight divisions. Fighting enginuity and brave hearts were in evidence all night. This is one of those rare instances of a claim that sounds too good to be true being nonetheless valid. Had an exit poll been taken of the fans leaving the Calitale after the show, it would have reflected a uninanimous sense that a finer display of athleticism and artistry in Martial Arts is simply not available anywhere else. Some of the contests were intensely anticipated for years. Two of Japan's most powerful fighters made the ten thousand mile trip for what they knew was the chance of a lifetime These were the results of the WKA USKBA sanctioned event: Results:
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In the Championship Bouts... SHENNEN MACEO def Susumu Daiguji by unanimous decision. DEREK RIDDICK def Naoki Samukawn by decision.
USKBA ACTION SPORTS News of...SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2004
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FOUR NEW RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA CHAMPIONS CROWNED
An enthusiastic standing room only crowd was on hand to see the action at USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia's "RING OF COMBAT 7" on Saturday, November 20, 2004 at RexPlex Sports Complex in New Jersey. This event featured four RING OF COMBAT/USKBA Championship Title bouts and a super undercard of professional MMA action. The bouts were USKBA ACTION SPORTS sanctioned under the auspices of the New Jersey State Athletic Control Board, Larry Hazzard, Commissioner. |
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The first Championship Bout was for the vacant RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA Men's Super Cruiserweight Championship Title. This bout was scheduled for 3 five minute rounds and featured DANTE RIVERA (Team Renzo Gracie) going against JOSE RODRIGUEZ (Pitt's Pen). At 4:37 of Round 2, the referee stopped this bout due to unanswered strikes by Rivera on Rodriguez. The winner by TKO (Referee Stoppage) and RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA Men's Super Cruiserweight Champion... Dante Rivera. |
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The second Championship Bout was for the vacant RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA Women's Welterweight Championship Title. This bout was scheduled for 3 five minute rounds and featured LAURA D'AUGUSTE Team TSK) doing battle against CHRISTINA JENSEN (IMAT Academy). At 4:55 of Round 1, the referee stopped this bout due to unanswered strikes by D'Auguste on Jensen. The winner by TKO (Referee Stoppage) and RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA Women's Welterweight Champion... Laura D'Auguste. |
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The third Championship Bout was for the vacant RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA Men's Super Heavyweight Championship Title. This bout was scheduled for 3 five minute rounds and featured CARLOS MORENO (Team Endgame/BAMA) defending his title against TOM MULLER (Serra-Longo Competition Team). At 4:18 of Round 2, Moreno tapped out. The winner by submission and new RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA Men's Super Heavyweight Champion... Tom Muller. |
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The fourth Championship Bout was for the vacant RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA Men's Middleweight Championship Title. This bout was scheduled for 3 five minute rounds and featured KURT PELLEGRINO (Team Ricardo Almeida) going against JAY R PALMER (Ultimate Ruff Houzers). At 3:16 of Round 1, Palmer tapped out. The winner by submission and RING OF COMBAT/USKBA MMA Men's Super Middleweight Champion... Kurt Pellegrino. |
In other bouts:
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Will Malloy (Team TSK) def Vinnie Sparacino (Luigi's Martial Arts Academy) by unanimous decision (20-17, 20-17, 20-18). Travis Roesler (Pitt's Penn) def Norm Schack (Team Renzo Gracie) by Referee Stoppage due to unanswered strikes at 3:05 of Round 2. John Sivori (Advanced Fighting Systems) def Hazem Ibrahim (Team Renzo Gracie) by unanimous decision (20-18, 20-18, 20-18).
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The USKBA Event Representative was Liana Walters. The referees were Kevin Mulhall and Yves Lavigne. The judges were Fred Fitzgerald, Ray Martin and Douglas Crosby. The ring announcer was Peter Neglia. For information on future USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia events, call Louis Neglia Martial Arts at 718-372-9089.
**USKBA ACTION SPORTS News of... ...WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2004 **
"JUNIOR FIGHTERS" TO FEATURE JUNIOR AND PEE WEE FIGHTERS 
USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia realizes the importance of working with Junior age fighters. Juniors are fighters that are under 17 yrs of age. Not only does Promoter Neglia work with Junior fighters, but he has now come up with a Junior fighters event entitled "JUNIOR FIGHTERS". This event will take place this Saturday, October 23, 2004 at RexPlex Sports Complex in Elizabeth NJ. "JUNIOR FIGHTERS" is scheduled to have fighters doing battle in Full Contact Kickboxing and Thaiboxing. The fighters will range in age from 6 yrs old to 15 yrs old. You heard that right... 6 yrs old. We've even given fighters under 10 yrs of age their own division... the Pee Wee Division. After the success of the Pee Wee Division at the 2004 USKBA ACTION SPORTS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, we are sure we'll see more and more of them on future USKBA Sanctioned events. "JUNIOR FIGHTERS" is scheduled to have fighters from Team TSK, Borodin's Gym, Derek Riddick's Gym, Eternal Martial Arts, Family Martial Arts and other studios. Team TSK is bringing fighters from their Watchung NJ, Staten Island NY, Great Neck NY, Hackensack NJ, Islandia NY, Bethlehem PA, Dix Hills NY, Plainview NY and Allentown PA locations. Many of Borodin's Gym Pee Wee fighters have participated in past events. All fighters should watch these Pee Wee and Junior fighters. Everyone in the Tri State area should watch these Pee Wee and Junior fighters. After watching the talent and technique of these fighters, one can only walk away shaking their head and muttering "WOW!" For tickets and information, call USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia at 718-372-9089. 
USKBA ACTION SPORTS News of... ...FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2004
STANDING ROOM ONLY CROWD DELIGHTED AT "COMBAT AT THE CAPITALE" ACTION USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia held his second event at The Capitale in New York City on October 8, 2004. And what a terrific event "COMBAT AT THE CAPITALE" was. The standing room only crowd witnessed some terrific Thaiboxing and Full Contact Kickboxing bouts. In accordance with current New York State Athletic Commission laws, The amateur bouts were sanctioned by the USKBA and the professional bouts were sanctioned by WKA-USA. 
The Capitale is one of the classiest venues in New York. The tremendously high ceilings and the interior decorations lend this venue an aura of lavishness. And set in middle of this extravagant venue is the ring where battle took place between well seasoned combatants. What a fitting beginning to "COMBAT AT THE CAPITALE" to have two kid fighters from Team TSK and Borodin's Gym put on a non-stop Thaiboxing exhibition. DJ Terelli and Daniel Chpatchev action set the pace for the balance of the bouts. In USKBA Amateur Action: Full Contact Kickboxing CARL BEAMS def Efrain Hernandez by TKO at 2:00 of Round 1 (Doctor Stoppage). Full Contact Kickboxing CARLOS ESPINOSA def Alexis Caban by split decision (29-27, 30-26, 27-28). Full Contact Kickboxing MICHELLE BUZAN and ADINA LOPEZ fought to a draw (30-27, 28-28, 28-29). Full Contact Kickboxing NICK MALTA def David Davis by TKO at 1:52 of Round 2 (Referee Stoppage). Full Contact Kickboxing RON PISANO def Jacob Schaper by KO at 1:19 of Round 1. Full Contact Kickboxing Raul Nuncio and Luke Cummo fought an exhibition. Thaiboxing DANIEL SUAREZ def Dominic Piscicelli by TKO at 1:07 of Round 3 (Doctor Stoppage). Thaiboxing LUIS RAMOS def Matthew Berman by TKO at 1:34 of Round 2 (Referee Stoppage). Thaiboxing Jonesly Theus and Thomas Anikiewicz fought an exhibition. Thaiboxing LUKE LANG def Eric Armington by split decision (28-29, 30-27, 29-28). In WKA-USA Professional Action: Kat Diaz def Sandra Bastian by majority decision. Derek Riddick def Mike Thomas by TKO at 1:32 of Round 1. Sokhim Or def Shennen Maceo by unanimous decision. Special thanks to; USKBA Representative and Scorekeeper Liana Walters, Referees Fred Fitzgerald, Tony Chiarantano and Jim Gargiulo, Judges Frank Barroso, Miguel Almonte and Simon Burgess, Kick Counters Ron Isaac and Maurice Elbaz, Announcer Peter Neglia and JENNA...Fashion Model. For additional coverage of the WKA-USA (Brian Crenshaw, President) bouts, visit their website at www.wkausa.com. For information on future USKBA ACTION SPORTS Promoter World Champion Louis Neglia events, call 718-372-9089.